For after-hours providers

An AI first line. Your people behind it.

Support the home care agencies you serve with AI that answers calls and texts, follows each agency’s rules, and brings your operators in for approvals, live handoffs, and decisions that need a person.

heyhomecareOne agency workspace
Nina K., illustrative office coordinator
Office coordinatorNina K.On-call operator · Agency workspace
Ready for a personReview requested
Jasmine R., illustrative caregiver
Jasmine R. · CaregiverCall-off confirmed
Visit
Tomorrow · 9 AM–1 PM
Business rule
Ask on-call first
Coverage outreach
Waiting for approval
Call details attached for operator review
The operator reviews this agency’s rules, contacts and record.
Illustrative operator view · Each agency has a separate workspace
The offer
Keep your agencies and your people. Let the AI take the first call, work each agency’s business rules and hand your operators only what needs a person, with the facts attached. Each agency stays its own workspace; a partner console across all of them is coming for partners.
01 / Why partners

The AI takes the first call, your operators take the rest.

Agencies that look for a new after-hours provider tend to give the same reasons: the provider is at capacity, quality varies from operator to operator, everything gets escalated, and skilled shifts get offered to the wrong people. An AI first call answers each of those for the agencies you already serve:

  • Capacity. The AI answers every call and text first, so your operators spend their time on the calls that need a person.
  • Consistency. Each agency’s business rules run the same way every time, and an RN or LPN shift is never offered to a caregiver without that license.
  • Fewer escalations. The AI resolves what the agency’s rules allow and escalates the rest with the facts attached.
  • A record. Each agency opens to its own record of the night: every call-off, clock-in and inquiry, with who was told.
02 / How it works

How it works for each agency.

  1. Each agency gets its own workspace
    Its own HeyHomeCare number (the agency forwards or ports its line), its own business rules and its own records. Nothing is shared between agencies.
  2. The agency’s business rules are set
    With the agency: who decides on call-offs, how missed clock-ins are chased, where new clients and emergencies go.
  3. Your operators are the on-call floor
    The agency lists your operators as the people who take live transfers and approvals. Its own on-call manager still hears what its business rules say they should.
  4. The AI takes the first call
    Every call and text is answered by the AI, which resolves what the business rules allow and transfers the rest to your operators with the facts attached. Emergencies go to a person at once.
  5. Each agency gets its morning record
    Every call-off, missed clock-in and new-client inquiry is on that agency’s record, with what was sent and who was told.
03 / Built today

What’s built.

Built today

  • A separate workspace for each agency: its own number, business rules and records.
  • The AI answers every call and text first, for every agency.
  • Live transfers and call-off approvals go to the people each agency lists.
  • Your team can be added to each agency’s workspace, one by one, and pick the agency after signing in.
  • An AxisCare connection for each agency on AxisCare. See the AxisCare integration.
04 / Who it’s for

Who it’s for.

  • Answering services with home care, home health or hospice agencies among their clients.
  • On-call companies and outsourced schedulers that carry agencies’ after-hours phones.
  • Nurse triage lines that want scheduling calls like call-offs handled while their nurses stay on clinical calls.

Provider arrangements are scoped with sales, including agency workspaces, usage and connection requirements. See what the plan includes, and how providers like yours compare on the 10 best after-hours home care solutions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Q.01
What is an after-hours home care solution provider?
A company that covers home care agencies’ phones outside office hours: an answering service, an on-call company or outsourced scheduler, or a nurse triage line. It answers caregivers, clients and families at night and on weekends, and passes along or handles what comes in.
For partners

Run HeyHomeCare for your agencies.

Tell us which agencies you cover and how your operators work nights, and we'll show you the AI taking the first call on your business rules.